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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

3

Bailey Appeal Before Court

The U S Circuit Court of Appeals considered Harvey J Bailey's appeal against a life sentence for kidnapping Urschel the Oklahoma oilman. W C Lewis described the Bailey appeal as threatening the Lindbergh kidnapping law and noted five others convicted in Urschel's case plan appeals, including Katherine Kelly and R G Shannon with ties to Urschel's custody and ransom handling.

Denver Colo U.P U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Harvey J. Bailey Charles P. Urschel Oklahoma City W. C. Lewis Homer S&s. Cummings Urschel Bailey Lewis Katherine Kelly George R. G. Shannon Clifford Skelly Fd Brennan Minneapolis

Time Is Extended On Ginners Report

AUSTIN Sept 26 Frank Scofield collector of internal revenue for the first district of Texas announced an extension to October 31 1934 of the period within which cotton ginners may file monthly returns without penalty for June July and August 1934.

Austin Frank Scofield Internal Revenue District of Texas

Learn by hands on work and labor policy debate

The piece argues children should learn practical skills with their hands, cites Henry Ford and labor leaders, warns against a single political or labor dominance, notes two Jersey City students returning from China, laments homesickness, calls for American wine self sufficiency with strict state supervision, and ends with a brutal crime story from Vinita Oklahoma about extortion of a man who saved money.

Jersey City Lincoln High School China Delaware Water Gap Africa France California

Housing Act Explanations Promoted In Amarillo Campaign

The Better Housing Program launches in Amarillo with a citywide drive to encourage home and building improvements. 150 loan applications have been accepted at the Amarillo Clearing Housing Association office on Polk Street, led by Cecil O'Brien. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the effort with an advisory committee from varied groups and Carl Hinton directing. Information on the Housing Act and campaign available at the chamber office. Questions cover program aims, operation, eligibility, loan size from 100 to 2000, and borrowing locations through insured private loans.

Amarillo Amarillo Clearing Housing Association Polk Street Cecil O'Brien Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Carl Hinton Chamber Chamber of Commerce Housing Administration Act

Woman's Trial Opens in Seymour Bank Killing Case

Miss Ruby Britain faces murder charges in Seymour as jurors are seated for the trial of Horace Nichols, a Seymour banker shot August 15. Witness Willie Mae Couch, 19, was named as a potential early witness. Britain pleads not guilty and may claim self defense.

Horace FE Nichols Seymour Miss Britain Willie Mae Couch Miss Couch

Governor Grants Pardon to Seven Texans

In Austin on September 26, Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted one full pardon and six conditional pardons to Texas convicts. R. L. McMillan of Hunt County received a full pardon for liquor law violation and a one year sentence, with prior conviction in 1934. Conditional pardons went to Felix Bermea of Cameron County for cattle theft sentenced to two years, among others.

Austin Texas Miriam A. Ferguson R. L. McMillan Hunt County Felix Bermea Cameron County

Ask Aid of U. S. To Regain Ranch

Washington Rep 26 reports a renewed Texas demand for the U S ouster of 10 Mexicans accused of seizing an American owned ranch below the Rio Grande. The ranch remains in Mexican hands though disarmament orders were previously issued. Rep West says he will urge fresh State Department action based on a telegram from the ranch manager.

Washington State Department Rio Grande West Texas Brownsville Tex Agrarians

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